This may be Amy

In the 1860 census, she was living with her son, Reading, and had a taxable value of $800.
From records of the Elk Monthly Meeting of Women Friends:
5 day 5 mo. 1827: "The preparative meeting informs this meeting that Amy Swaim requests to be joined in membership with Friends. Hannah Land, Phebe Maddock, Lydia randal, and Sarah Green are appointed to vent her on the occasion and report to the next meeting."
2 day 6 mo. 1827: "The Friends appointed to visit Amy Swaim on the account of her request to report it is compleyed with to good satisfaction and after a time of deliberation thereon the meeting with the approbation of men Friends unites in receiving her and daughters Harriet and Mary T. Swaim. Mary Brown and Rachel Hixon are appointed to inform them of their reception and report to next meeting.
1st 9 mo. 1827: Appointed with two others to assist the clerk in correcting and transcribing the minutes.
5 7 mo. 1829: Appointed to a committee for the encouragement and direction of schools.
2nd 1 mo. 1830: Appointed with Sarah Cook to inform Rebecca Gifford of proc.
9 mo. 1830: To inform Hannah Jones of disownment.
1 10 mo. 1831:"Testification against Abigail Vickers read, approved, and signed by Amy Swaim.
17 8 mo. 1833: Appointed with Rachel Hutchen to treat with Mary Scott, in disunity for neglecting attendance, and identifying herself with the Hicksites.
19 1 mo. 1833: Eunice Beeson complied and made an offering. Amy and Mary Ogburn were appointed to inform her of its reception.
15 3 mo. 1834: She was one of several to attend Westfield Preparatory Meeting until it could be discontinued.
17 1 mo. 1835: Phebe Lane and Amy Swaim to inform Rebecca Brown of disownment.
16 5 mo. 1835: Appointed with Phoebe Maddock, Phebe Hison, and Mary Gause as representatives to Quarterly Meeting; "1st, 2nd, and 9th Queries" were being sent to Quarterly. Also one of a group to "examine site of Westfield Meeting."
17 1 mo. 1835: With Delilah Stubbs to inform Miriam Biram of a testimony against her.
19 3 mo. 1837: One of a group to deal with a spiritous liquor case.
21 12 mo. 1836: One of committee to deal with Jemima Brown's deviations
18 2 mo. 1837: One of a school committee.
18 11 o. 1837 With Martha Taylor to enquire into clearness of engagement of Samuel Roberts and Mary Puckett.
17 3 mo. 1838 To inform Mississ... Monthly Mtg. of Sarah Robinson's neglect of attendance at Meeting and "deviation from plainness."
16 6 mo. 1838 To make inquiry on marriage availability of Jonas Brown and Sarah Ballard.
Also to inform Mary Snyder of the testimony against her.
18 8 mo. 1838 Quarterly meeting representative.
21 9 mo. 1839 To inform Priscilla Brown of her disownment.
21 3 mo. 1840 To serve for one year on a "committee on those who appear likely to require aid."
15 8 mo. 1840 To draw up certificate for Jessee and Martha Smith for Mississsineva Mo. Mtg.
31 11 mo. 1840 Quarterly Mtg. Representative
17 7 mo. 1841 On committee to choose a clerk and assistant.
21 8 mo. 1841 To inform Elizabeth Lee of her receiving into membership.
18 9 mo. 1841 On committee "to regulate setting of meeting."
19 2 mo. 1842 Representative to Quarterly.
18 6 mo. 1842 To inform Olive Cook of disownment hearing.
16 7 mo. 1842 to inform Olive Cook of testament against her. Also on committee to make choice of clerk and assistant.
2 5 mo. 1843 Representative to Quarterly. Also to inform Rachel may of testimony against her.
18 11 mo. 1843 To inform Elizabeth Wright of disownment.
17 2 mo. 1844 To draw up certificate of disownment for Helah Talbot.
17 5 mo. 1845 Representative to Quarterly Meeting. Appointed to record minutes for one year.
2 3 mo. 1847 To talk with Martha Talbot about her neglect of attendance.
16 10 mo. 1847 To inform Hannah Stone of her disownment.
21 3 mo. 1850 Committee on "subject of spiritous liquors."
24 4 mo. 1851 "Amy Jones form. Swaim accomplished her marriage contrary to discipline.
26 6 mo. 1851 She condemned this action.
22 2 mo. 1855 To prepare membership certificate for Ruth Benson.
26 3 mo. 1857 Signed marriage certificate for Harriet Conarroe's daughter Elizabeth.
25 3 mo. 1858 To be furnished with meeting minutes.
23 2 mo. 1865 To prepare a report to Quarterly Meeting.

An Amy Swaim signed marriage certificates for Julius Lane & Elizabeth Randal Apr 2, 1843; John Wright and Elizabeth Stubbs 21 9th mo. 1843. Amy Swaim and her daughter Mary witnessed the will of John Ward in 1839 and Thomas Scott in 1841.

She married, first, Gabriel Swaim Jr. (106) (A124).

She married, second, William Jones. Born, circa 1773, in NC[1]. Census: 1850, in Wayne Twp., Butler Co., OH. Occupation: Farmer.

William was listed as a farmer, aged 77 and worth $33,000, in the 1850 census. They were married 19 July 1850.